Longest government shutdown in history ends after 35 days
As the longest government shutdown in modern history comes to a close after 35 days, federal workers are left to pickup the pieces as another …
#WomensWave remains strong as hundreds attend Tri-Cities Women’s March
Chants of “yes we can” and “love not hate make America great” boomed throughout downtown Johnson City on Jan. 19, as hundreds of demonstrators marched …
The Rev. Middlebrook speaks on MLK legacy, civil rights
Following Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day, ETSU hosted “Looking Back, Moving Forward” an open dialogue discussing King’s legacy and how it can be emulated …
ACTS to host Adult Student Information Session
As students return to campus for spring semester, so do ETSU’s many organizations designed to help students – both current and future. On Jan. 24 from …
End of semester events at the library
With the semester coming to a close and with dead-week in full effect, comes the Sherrod Library’s annual dead-week events to help students handle stress. …
City hosts annual Christmas parade
Johnson City hosted their annual Christmas parade Saturday morning, with thousands gathered to watch over 60 floats and vehicles make the trip from ETSU to …
Coping with end-of-semester stress
As the fall semester comes to a close, finals season creeps closer. For students with a heavy course load, that can mean lots of added …
Atkins, Polaha receive Notable Women of ETSU awards
On Wednesday, Nov. 14, two of ETSU’s faculty — Dr. Kelly Atkins of the Department of Management and Marketing and Dr. Jodi Polaha with the …
Board of Trustees meets in Millennium Centre for first time
For the first time since approving the purchase of the Millennium Centre at their last meeting in September, the ETSU Board of Trustees hosted their …
Women’s Studies hosts 17th annual ‘Notable Women of ETSU’
On Wednesday, Nov. 14, ETSU’s Department of Women’s Studies hosted the 17th annual ‘Notable Women of ETSU’, honoring Kelly Atkins and Jodi Polaha as this …